University of New England
University of New England (UNE) is a public university in Australia, located in the city of Armidale in northern central New South Wales. UNE was the first university to be located outside the capital city in Australia. The University has approximately 21000 enrolled students from 50 different countries that 700 of them are PhD students. UNE spends around AU$ 5 million a year on scholarships and bursaries, and AU$18 million on researches. More than 75000 UNE are in senior positions in Australia and overseas. UNE has managed to establish international reputation through their contributions in areas like: rural science, agricultural economics, educational administration, linguistics and archaeology.
Other targeted areas of research are:
· Environmental and Agricultural Change
· Rural Health
· Rural and Regional Education
· Economics and Public Policy
· Asia Pacific Region
· Frontiers and Boundaries
· Law
· Security
· Water Perspective
University of New England has number of sites in Armidale. The northern campus is on the northwest of the city with 74 hectares in area. Armidale site now comprises some 260 hectares.
UNE offers over 200 programs in 23 discipline areas. As a result, the teaching and research of UNE is divided into ten multi-disciplinary schools.
Schools:
· School of Arts
· School of Behavioral, Cognitive and Social Sciences
· School of Humanities
· School of Environmental and Rural Science
· School of Science and Technology
· School of Law
· School of Education
· School of Health
· School of Rural medicine
· UNE Business School
On Campus Facilities:
UNE has one of the largest students’ dormitories, providing 9 residential complexes for student accommodations. Some other on campus facilities include: Childcare, Medical Centre, Sleek Hair Studio, Café life and many more.
Accommodation
More information about accommodations can be found on the relevant page of our website.